Quarto Internal Error: getYamlIntelligenceResource called with missing resource pandoc/formats.yml
See original GitHub issueI see this issue in recent runs of the CI like https://github.com/mwouts/jupytext/runs/6089003393
E jupytext.quarto.QuartoError: quarto convert --log-level warning /tmp/tmplcv1q4a2.qmd exited with return code 1
E ERROR: Internal Error: getYamlIntelligenceResource called with missing resource pandoc/formats.yml
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Hi - sorry about the trouble. I fixed the issue on this commit and there will be a new release in a few hours.
Hi @cderv , thanks for your answer! On that run of the CI we were using
0.9.282
apparently, at least I read this on the Quarto install step:I’ve just relaunched the test (with
0.9.285
) at https://github.com/mwouts/jupytext/runs/6094709358, let’s see how it goes…